Hi, my name's Kramer and I am proud to admit that I am a mama's boy.

You're not just any mama's boy. You're a certified mama's boy. And this is the certified

mama's boy podcast. Hi, Mom. Hi, honey. Okay, this is a ridiculous radio story that I've never

told before on the podcast and I was reminded and I feel like it's time. And I feel like everyone's got ridiculous work stories. Radio ones just happen to be really good, because radio is just annoying. Like, there's just so many weird people on radio. And I've just, I've never told this story before. I don't know, just for no particular reason, but, uh,

somebody on Facebook reminded me, I forget who and I should have written down who it was,

but I forget now.

Um, but it is time.

And it just, this, this just goes to show.

And I'm sure that you can relate to the story of like,

when somebody in management just thinks they've got this really genius idea and you know it's a terrible idea, but you just, and you fight it and you fight it and you fight it and you fight it and you fight it. And by the way, to this day, I'm still right. And this was, man, 10 years, 11, 12 years later. And I'm still right about this, and I still feel good about this.

So anytime you've ever tried to prove your boss wrong and you know you're still right years

later, this story's for you, okay?

So I had asked the question, I don't remember it was on this show or on more Mama's Boy.

I asked the question, I said, hey, Phoenix family,

like what,

what was your,

what did you guys think about me on,

uh,

on the radio?

Because I feel like that was the worst radio I've probably ever done was in

Phoenix just because I felt like I was so,

so micromanaged there.

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